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[FTC]: Labview - Servos
Second year in FTC, last year did all programming in NXT - easy to learn, just not functional enough. Now trying to work in Labview, got to get it figured out to teach my students enough to get going.
I can't find enough good examples for labview to help. I'm stuck trying to figure out how to program the servos to be controlled with either the joystick or buttons. I can figure out how to go to a specific point if a button is pressed, but if I wanted to hold button down to move one way. If anybody could send me a screen shot or sample program it would help greatly. Getting short on time. Working in most recent version of Labview. Thanks. 
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